Quick review: Warlord Games British Infantry

Started by Ferb, 13 June 2013, 10:33:58 AM

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Ferb

Hi all,

Just added a quick review of these figures to my blog. For those of you who don't want to read it, I liked them.

Ferb

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Nosher

They are indeed lovely figures and I agree they have that Commando Comic feel about them.

Bolt Action is okay..... but everything I am seeing and hearing about Chain of Command from TFL is looking like they'll be a far preferable set of rules for doing platoon/company sized actions.

An added bonus is that these rules wont have uber-armies like those that are regularly appearing on the Warlord Site ;)
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Steve J and I got to play CofC last weekend, and all I can say is wow. Simple to learn, but plenty of depth, and 30 or so figures plus a recce vehicle or 2 and your set.  Currently moving a load of 15mm to single bases in readiness.

According to Rich at Too Fat Lardies it will be released in August.

Cheers

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Quote from: Nosher on 13 June 2013, 05:28:00 PM

An added bonus is that these rules wont have uber-armies like those that are regularly appearing on the Warlord Site ;)

That's the problem, Nosher. They've obviously discovered, as FOW did before them, that superhero hype is what sells to the younger element. I have no problem with rulewriters giving certain forces or characters some depth and individuality, but I do object to ridiculous trumpet-blowing and capabilty inflation as a marketing tool.  >:(
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